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and Esopus connecting with Ulster
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every week day at pier foot OF Harrison ST. except
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AN UNKNOWN COUNTRY.

Trip through North of ireland. by the Author OF
John Halifax Gentleman" the late Mrs D. NJ. CRAIh)
Illustrated Square svo. ornamental CLOTH 81 So
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DRUM-BEAT OF THE NATION.

Tho First Period OF OF the Rebellion from It's Ont
COFFIN, Author OF Tho Boys OF '7G' Tho story OF
Liberty" Old Times Colonies" Building the Ma
ton" &C. Illustrated Square svo Ornamental Cloth So
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HAPPENS YOUNG PEOPLE FOR 1887.

Vol VIII s52 pagca With TO Illustrations 4to. orna
mental Cloth SO So Vols ". VI and VII, SO 80 each.
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TIE WONDER CLOCK;

Or FourandTwenty Marvellous Tales being One for each
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MODERN ITALIAN POETS.

ESSAYS and Versions BY w d. HowELLs. Author Of
April Hopes" &C With Portraits. l2mo Half Cloth,
Uncut Edges and Gnt Tops 81.
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HISTORY OF THE INQUISITlON OF THE MID
DIE AGES.

BY HENRY CHARLES LEA. In Three Volumes. vol
(orign and Organization of the ILqusition svo Cloth
Uncut Edges 49, (Now Ready Vol H. cine
Inquiston Lands of Christendom) and Vol
ILL., Especial Fields nqusitoral Activity will be ready
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HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE FOR lss7.-A more at.
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alone are worth double the pce.N y sun Better every
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MODERN ITALIAN POETS.-Mr Howells has pre-
scented the poets Italy in the most interesting way
possible and he has enriched literature by great deal OF
deIica'e discriminating candid and sympathetic criticism
IN y Tribune fills peculiar neei in modern htera
ture.-, Boston Traveller
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BOY TRAVELLERS on TIE CONGO.

Adventures Of Two Youths in Journey with Henry NJ
KNOX Author OF boy Travellers IN the Far East" &C
Illustrated. Square svo Illuminated Cloth. 80
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TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Dec. (SbeciaD-May wheat which opened at
Si cents on little newspaper talk dropped of 20 sSs
cents Then there halt the decline because the sell
ing no; Of the pophesed New York around
also suddenly and houses which had been sellers began
buyng back. About be tho old OF the
last few weekstte wheat for sale with the local crowd
short. Tho result the top s5i4 cents. Ream
predicted In the morning that wheat would sell up
a av
o 53i. That
decline the top TUESDAY OF So II did
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uaiOrs considering specially good sale attacked
IL with the But did while. BY
from the bottom by O'Clock
In the afternoon above 81 MAY again The
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Si 80 and sold DOWN to %l4 - heavy ga 81 to $40 40
May lard from ~ 81 to - 77o May ribs 81 So TO
- 80 The close the top May opened at 80
cents sold down 10 80 closed SO cents
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ALL FARES REDUCED
VIA sToNINGToN LINE.

Inside Route for BOSTON. PROVIDENCE an the EAST
only SO Boston, 81 % to Provtisncs.
Thearge Rhode Island and Massachusetts, lslv,
new Per 80 " r., block above Canalst, At 1870
daily exccpt Sunday.
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HISTORY OF THE INQUISITlON,-Tho first critical
ard history OF tie Inquison that has been
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to letters noble monument TO american scholarship
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HORSE FOOT, AND DRAGOONs-Au who ap.
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
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ANCIENT CITG rs OF THE NEW WORGD-Thc most
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lasting hight the relics and history Of people who we're
great in their generation. Philadelphia Record
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BOY TRAVELLERS On THE CONGO.-Tho boy that
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HORSE, FOOT, AND DRAGONS.
Sketches OF Army Life at Home and Abroad. by RUFUS
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THE WONDER CLOCK.-A strange and wonderful book
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Geatl)crs.
= instruction.,

Published by HARPER & BROTHERS. Ncw- York.
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AN UNKNOWN CoUNTRY.-A typical book OF Miss
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author almost visible
Literary World Boston OF much beauty aud interest,"
Brook yn Eagle very bright and readable volume
Chicago journal.
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HISTORY OF THE NEGRO TROOPS II TIE
WAR OF THE REBELLION. 1sG1-lsG5.
BY g. W WILLIAMS. LID.
Portreit syo Ornamental Cloth 81 70
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MODERN SHIPS OF WAR.
by Sir EDWARD j. REED. NJ p late chief Construct
or OF the Navy and Rear Admiral EDWARD sIMP.
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For Bows AMI Yol1, M,1-J.$r.

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NEW YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ NAILMAY-IrA LnLyo from lcIres az Me,t t-d anu

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Nest I2dst 1850 a m Jays 7.SO M. for Mddetown'
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ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLES LlNE-Pal-
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CanalsL - , .-.-,.
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rms daily others daily sunday STOP at iJS.I.
81 StAtlon 10 10 pass1n-ers Tor North an Wes
7 " TOfrCIY HENRY MDNErr
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4 TROY BOATS. CITIZENY LINE

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foot Christopher st., North River, daily except ssui
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Danrina AfaoemirS.
Gituntions Uunico--fcma!es.

roprroN AND DOMESTIC MALE AVO FEMALE
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
All rs,srsncss tricty .nys'tiy,s,I nj 81 40 br'i
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BOSTON via FALLRINEK LlNE.-ONLl So
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Sharp County record., 1887-02-10
A QUEER STREAM.

A quiet stream
Flowed through level meadow-all day long
Its voice was heard in murmurous melody,
That half a whisper seemed, and half song
Yet no one paused to hear its harmony,
Or marked the brightness Of its sunny gleam.
But where its course
Was half arrested by the rugged stone
1t swelled and bubbled till with newborn power
1t leaped the barrier, all its weakness gone
1t spray ascending in a silvery shower,
Its onward way pursued with added force
It's beauty then
The artist praised, the poet sang until
Came many to admire the pretty scene,
Half marveling at the strength of such rill-
silver ribbon parting banks of green,
Swift as an arrow, deeper than their keen.
So we in life,
Unconscious OF our strength, may pass along
Our silent efforts vain-our labor lost
Content to rest unnoticed by the throng,
Whose paths in life our daily course have
crossed,
Till trouble comes to rouse us into strife,
Then we possess
Through labor, power-from pain and weari-
ness
We learn the lesson that will make us strong,
Endow US with capacity to bless
The world will listen to the stirring song.
Born of soul replete with earnestness!
D. Frances Lee Robinson, in Southern Btg0ude.